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Non-citizens held in indefinite detention in Australia could get millions of dollars in compensation after government’s high court loss
Non-citizens held in indefinite detention in Australia may receive millions in compensation after the government lost a high court case. The ruling follows another loss earlier this year regarding ankle monitoring requirements for a specific cohort.
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